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A new lawn running to the fence line, with purple-leaved planting massed beneath the mature trees — installed by Texan Landscape Group
Sod Installation

A new Houston lawn, laid on ground
that's actually ready for it.

Sod installation in Houston — Zoysia, St. Augustine, and Bermuda, matched to the sun your yard really gets.

Most failed lawns weren't bad sod. They were good sod laid on compacted ground, in the wrong light, or somewhere the water never reached.

Our sod installation starts with the part nobody sees. Old turf and debris come out, compacted clay gets broken up and amended, and the surface is graded to drain away from the house. Then we match the grass to the conditions — Zoysia, St. Augustine, or Bermuda, picked around how much light that stretch of yard gets and how hard your family will use it — and lay fresh-cut sod in tight staggered rows, trimmed neatly against beds and paving.

Before we leave, we check irrigation coverage and adjust heads, or add zones where the spray falls short, so no corner gets missed. You'll also leave with a simple watering and mowing routine for those first critical weeks, which is the stretch that decides whether a lawn takes.

Houston lawn replacements typically run $1.50 to $2.75 per square foot installed.

Send us your square footage and we'll price it.

  • 01

    Ground prepared first

    Old turf out, compacted clay broken up and amended, and the surface graded to drain away from the house.

  • 02

    The right grass

    Zoysia, St. Augustine, or Bermuda, chosen around the light that part of the yard gets and the traffic it takes.

  • 03

    Water actually reaching it

    Irrigation coverage checked and corrected before we leave, plus a watering routine for the first weeks.

Price your new lawn

Houston lawn replacements typically run $1.50 to $2.75 per square foot installed. Send your square footage and we will price yours.

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